In the formation of mountain ranges and all other landforms, there is always a cycle involved. As one mountain comes up, another land gets pushed down into the hot mantle, where the rock will melt. Due to convection currents, the tectonic plates move and their boundaries cause them to interact with each other. As mountain ranges are formed, other land gets pushed up forming what we know are mountains, with rising magma from other parts of the world solidifying creating new rock to fill the empty space.
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Magnifying glass and a Petri dish.
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<h2>A. twice</h2>
Explanation:
Spring potential Energy is expressed as E = 1/2 ke²
k = spring constant
e = displacement of the string
If Spring A has a spring constant of 100 N/m and displacement of 0.2m, the spring potential energy will be;
= 1/2 * 100 * 0.2²
= 50 * 0.04
= 2Joules
If spring B has a spring constant of 200 N/m and displacement of 20m, the spring potential energy will be;
= 1/2 * 200 * 0.2²
= 100 * 0.04
= 4Joules
From the values gotten, it can be seen that the spring potential energy of spring B is twice that of A